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The TX Dual Channel Wireless Microphone Receiver is a UHF base station that catches two TX wireless mics at once and feeds them to your mixer or PA.
It is the receiver that makes a two-mic setup work, not a microphone by itself.
This is the receiver, the base station in a TX wireless microphone system.
It is a dual-channel UHF diversity receiver, which means it listens on two channels at the same time and uses two antennas to pick the stronger signal in real time, so voices stay clear even in a busy room.
It pairs with two TX wireless transmitters, either handheld vocal mics or bodypacks used with a lapel or headset, and passes their audio out through a single 6.3mm jack.
That output plugs straight into a mixer, powered speaker, or amplifier. It runs in the UHF 740-790MHz band with 100 selectable channels, so the operator can tune away from other wireless gear on site.
Because it is a two-channel receiver, it is not a microphone on its own and it makes no sound by itself.
To put it to work you need three things together: this receiver, its two matching TX transmitters, and a mixer or PA with power.
Rent them as a set and we scan, pair, and level-check the whole chain before delivery, so on the day you switch on and speak.
It suits any event where two people need to be heard at once, from a wedding MC and singer to two conference presenters sharing a stage.
Photos from our rentals and events across Sri Lanka.
Run two wireless mics into one receiver
